arpit wrote:
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It is C application which uses A static libarary (VIA std for
gigabit ethernet) The application simply uses the calls of the
library. With that sometimes it is working fine and sometimes did't
work. I run the appliacation in a Cluster.
So now i hope I can expect the possible solutions.As the code is
not that short and with best of my understanding it compiles and links
successfully. well I am using AIX os.
Now suggestions.............
1. Simplify your program as much as possible, while still demonstrating
the problem. Throw out big chunks of the program at first, and then
throw out smaller parts, until you've finally found the simplest
possible program that demonstrates your problem. You will often find
that in the process of simplifying it you'll figure out what the problem is.
2. Post a message to this newsgroup containing ALL of the following items:
* The COMPLETE text of your simplified program, cut and pasted from your
actual source code file(s). Include any headers you wrote. Do NOT leave
anything out. In my experience, any time someone leaves something out,
it's usually something that is critical for figuring out what the
problem is. By definition, you don't know what the problem is, or you
wouldn't need our help. Therefore you can not be trusted to correctly
identify which parts of your program are irrelevant.
* The exact commands that were used to compile, link, and execute your
program, along with any messages which were generated along the way.
* The full evidence which supports your belief that the program is not
working correctly. If it produces any error messages, show us the full
text of those messages - don't describe them, don't summarize them -
give us the FULL text. If it produces output, and that output is
incorrect, display that output - COMPLETELY.
3. Wait for a response.
We're not mind readers or clairvoyants. We can't help you solve your
problem unless you tell us precisely what it is. We might not be able to
help after you tell us, either, but that's life.